Yan Can: "I don't know how to play."

The other three were taken aback.

Don't know how to play?

Yan Can said, "I've never played it."

Then there was another silence.

Su Shaozhou spoke first: "It's okay, the rules are very simple. You're so smart, you'll definitely learn them in no time."

Su Shaoze: "Playing games in moderation can relax the brain and help with recovery. Play for a while, and rest when you get tired."

He then asked Su Shaoyang to open the playing cards.

He then began adjusting the height of the bed so that Yan Can could sit more comfortably.

Su Shaoyang: "..."

You guys say you'll play, and we play; I say I'll play, and I get scolded.

You've said everything.

On what grounds?

But when Yan Can called out "Third Brother," he obediently shuffled the cards and placed them on the table.

Yan Can said she had never played before and didn't know how to play. Her three older brothers believed her and were eager to give her all the good cards in their hands so that she wouldn't be disappointed if she lost.

But no one expected that Yan Can would completely dominate them from the very beginning.

After playing three times and losing the most, Su Shaoyang began to doubt Yan Can's previous words again, "You really haven't played before?"

Yan Can: "No."

[Yan Zhuo and I have to study, do housework, and work to earn money every day; we don't have the time or opportunity to engage with these things.]

Su Shaoyang: "..."

The truth is never false.

Is he really just too stupid?

Someone quickly gave him an answer.

Su Shaozhou: "Don't worry about him, he's never been very smart."

Su Shaoze: "The third brother is a bit dim-witted, he's bad at things but addicted to them, just ignore him."

Su Shaoyang: "..."

Don't younger brothers have any human rights?